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… correct an illegal sentence because it was not illegal, disparate or disproportional. We affirm. I. A. We summarize the … and Poole went outside to smoke. According to Sears, his companions shared a cigar filled with marijuana rather than … defendant wanted to shoot someone. Sears ignored the comment because he did not think defendant would do such a …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Garry J. Furnari in the comprehensive oral opinion he set forth on the record on … Geoffrey denied the sexual assault allegations, and concomitant criminal charges were never initiated. On June 22, … that it is "very common for children to delay their disclosure of sexual abuse" due to fear and embarrassment. The …
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… after a two day hearing granting defendant D.K.'s motion to compel plaintiff to reimburse her for one-half of the … time with Mary, and further denying his application to compel Mary to attend reunification therapy. We affirm. I. … medical and educational costs already paid by her, not for future college 15 A-1362-23 costs. Therefore, we discern no …
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… herself, filed an "emergent Order to Show Cause." After completing a "Child Welfare Assessment and Child Protective … and Permanency advised the court "[b]oth parties have complied with both the Substance Abuse Evaluations and Child … were not referred for services or treatment." The Division closed its case, and, in a December 4, 2018 order, the court …
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… called for the Morris County Prosecutor's Office to recommend dismissal of the most serious charge in exchange for … sheets. In 2016 Alejandra brought her daughters to two separate hospitals again alleging sexual assault, this time … that if Alejandra made baseless accusations in the future, "that would be a change in 11 A-0799-20 …
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… Part order granting defendant A.M.'s motion to dismiss her complaint, which sought a determination concerning custody … years earlier "in a Florida casino" and another at an undisclosed location in October 2019. Plaintiff's domestic … a court of another state does not have jurisdiction under paragraph (1) of this subsection, or a court of the home …
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… August 23, 2013 Law Division order denying their motion to compel arbitration of plaintiffs' common law and Consumer … Arbitration Agreement shall be resolved pursuant to this paragraph (the "Arbitration Agreement"). The arbitration … an unlawful practice under the Act and an ascertainable loss." D'Agostino v. Maldonado, 216 N.J. 168, 185 (2013) …
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… in municipal court, serving on Juvenile Conference Committees or Child Placement Review Boards, assisting with … during the course of official volunteer duties and disclose confidential information only to such persons as may be … interest. It is with this need in mind that, within certain parameters, the Judiciary requires all volunteers to report …
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… June 2018, OEMS conducted an audit of AmeriCare's overall compliance with applicable regulations as well as an … the SHBC's final administrative action, but rather is a separate action at law alleging statutory and common law … "[t]here is no protectable property right in continuing or future [licensure] since any existing property interest in …
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… appellant's application after it adopted, without further comment, the findings and conclusions reached by an … and clerical capacity as a test proctor at a public community college. Appellant sought treatment from various … her leg was negative. He did, however, note appellant had paraspinal muscle spasms across the belt line and limited …
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… the previous two months. Defendant and the victim were not close but were "cool." On the night of the shooting, J.R. and … following my instructions on the law, did the subject come up then? Juror: No, no, just at the end when they said … his request to interview every juror. The trial judge separately interviewed two jurors, who each assured the court …
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… located the victim's vehicle outside a public housing complex. Surveillance cameras in the area showed A.D., in … Disorder (ODD), severe, with rule outs for Intermittent Explosive Disorder and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It … 2018, A.D. was paroled and transferred to the Vineland Preparatory Academy. A few days after the transfer, A.D. …
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… market activities. Verdicchio was partially covered by a comforter, and a blood-filled piece of black plastic covered … covering Verdicchio's face, saw he was dead, and placed a comforter over his body. He did not realize the victim's … a search, so long as the consenting individual "possesse[s] common authority over or other sufficient relationship to …
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… 40A:12A-6(b)(3)(d) of the scheduled public hearing and enclosed a copy of the newspaper notice, indicating that … engineers, architects, planners, and experts to prepare "a complete rebuttal" to the Report. In the letter, plaintiff's … record shows that plaintiff's architect intended to discuss future plans for the property. That testimony was beyond the …
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… a parenting skills program and followed the therapist's recommendations. The parties appeared before the motion judge … 10 A-4738-17T2 affidavits. When the evidence discloses genuine material issues of fact, the failure to … if not destroyed, and the accused parent's reputation irreparably damaged. [P.T., 325 N.J. Super. at 199.] Another …
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… appeals from a Family Part order denying his request to compel additional discovery from plaintiff Nancy M. Mennen … the happening of various events. In particular, Article V, Paragraph 2 set forth the cohabitation language: Alimony … remarriage. In the event of the Wife's cohabitation in the future with an unrelated person in a relationship tantamount …
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… accepted the guilty pleas, finding that "defendant [was] competent," and that "[t]he pleas [were] being made freely, … liberally to allow plea withdrawals,'" and "[i]n a close case, the 'scales should usually tip in favor of … the victim asserted that Lipa "was inebriated" when he committed the offenses, "[h]is condition thus would have …
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… Riverfront in Weehawken for the purpose of constructing a combined sanitary and storm sewer system. Following a bench trial where experts offered vastly disparate opinions as to the amount of just compensation, the … use" or alternatively, "the available use and program of future utilization that produces the highest present land …
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… NO. A-3223-15T4 SANDRA ROOPCHAND, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. COMPLETE CARE, n/k/a FASTCARE, ROBERT J. FALLON, D.C., and … briefs). Joshua L. Weiner argued the cause for respondents Complete Care and FastCare (Budd Larner, P.C., attorneys; … Care. In January 2014, they sold their practice in preparation for retirement. The practice was renamed FastCare, …
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… The two-story apartment was located in a large apartment complex and shared a front porch with an adjoining … observed an individual, later identified as defendant, "coming down the stairs carrying a large black nylon bag and … right hand, he felt a handgun on the right side of the bag close to the top. Williams testified he did not manipulate …